Assembly Ends Session Amid Stampede To Pass Relief
The Maryland General Assembly adjourned sine die after a long, tense session. The relief revenue bill and bond issue measures were rushed to final passage as lawmakers faced midnight adjournment and wavered through hours of wrangling and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurapolla
Senate
House
State Heads Commission
Commission
Baltimore City
Annapolis
State Senate
William Krapp
Hagerstown Dentist Found Dead In Bath
Dr. C. Byron Martin a 41 year old Hagerstown dentist was found dead in his bathroom by his wife. Coroner John J Dunn ruled the death an accidental drowning after an apparent slip into the tub while preparing for a bath. The coroner's verdict followed an investigation into the morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
C. Byron Martin
John J. Dunn
Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures
The report records 24 hour precipitation, high and low temperatures, and timing details. It notes yesterday's high, night temperatures, and forecasts including lunar timing. Readable fragments mention times like 947 am and forecasts for tomorrow morning.
Archbishop McNicholas To Deliver Sermon At Military Mass
Archbishop McNicholas of Cincinnati will deliver the sermon at a pontifical military mass in Baker Park on May 9. Apostolic Delegate to the U.S. His Excellency Antero Govan Creognany will attend from Washington, with Catholic University choir of 75 voices performing. B&O plans special trains to Frederick. parade with six divisions and grand marshal William B Leichert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J Finan
St John's Catholic Church
Srarounerd
iWohn
McNicholis
Crnetmaty O
Sulin Portia
Baker Park
Leto Govan Creognany
Fron
Washington
Piacs
Nate Soices
Catholic University
Chow
Dr Tern
Fe Finan
McNicholas
United States
Predovick
O.raalrnad
Frederick
William B Leichert
John McE Wilson
Charles N. Staley
Finan
Blue Rite Conference
C. Samc
St. John's Church
Former N Y Bar Head Attacks Roosevelt Court Bill
Charles C Burlingham former president of the New York Bar Association denounced the Roosevelt court bill before the Senate Judicial committee calling it a shabby enterprise. He urged constitutional amendment options and retirement age fixes for judges while noting sponsors avoid claiming authorship of the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles C. Burlingham
New York Bar Assaetian
Senate
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Omahoney
Wye
Steppeme
O'Mahoney
Burlingham
Labor
Burke Dem
Policy on Sitdown Strikes Sails Through Senate Plan
Washington April 6 AP Senator Robinson said he reached agreement with administration chiefs on a declaratio n of policy on sitdown strikes. It will go to the Senate for speedy action Wednesday. A beneficatoratic group endorsed a modified version ofSen Pittman’s resolution. The original form denounced the industrial spy system used by some employers to fight unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Pittman
Steel shares slip as market ends with mixed results
New York stocks opened firm but most steel and related issues fell as trading slowed by midsession. Only a few specials gained while Chraster and General Motors held steady, and Sterling rose to around 199 15 16 at the opening amid a partial settlement of prior disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buvere
Ordinry
Chraster
General Motors
Walstremt
Anary
Sterling
Sunday Alcohol Sales Closing Plan Defeated in Conference
A conference report shows an all day ban and 1-10 proposals defeated. Only signature of the governor will make the act effective. The vote followed House action and a conference committee line up, with the final report adopted and awaiting governor Nice Wonow's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danas Wall
Nice
Salvation Army Campaign Opens in Frederick
The Salvation Army Home Service Appeal to raise 3400 dollars opened with a Monday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Louis L. Wilson served as toastmaster as Rev. Dr. H. W. Meeks spoke on the Army’s work. Campaign chair J. Walker Carty outlined plans and urged canvassers toward success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal
Francis Scott Key
Louis L. Wilson
Jecyation Army Advisory Board
8. W. Meeks
Calvary M
Meeks
Army
Salvation Army
Frederick
J. Walker Carty
Oute
Flernard C. Morris
Clarksburg
W. Va
Maryland Baptist Union Association Spring Meeting Plans
The Maryland Baptist Union Association schedules its first spring meeting at the First Baptist Church on April 27 with Rev. WoC Royal leading prayers and a program on the Union’s organized work. Addresses cover Sunday Schools, training unions, state missions, home missions, and foreign missions, with notable speakers including Joseph T. Watts and Frank A. Lackey. The cooperative program goal is set at 500, with funds divided to state and south activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Union 9 Association
First Baptist Church
Woc
Royal
Pactor
Prake
Tov
FOP
Damiel
Brunswick
Vic Adent Ke Falkenstein
Eastern
J.C. Carver
AL He Goering
Southern
Poe Gatlin
Seneca
Lisetrict
Hey
Wadinger
Wetern
W.D Reese
Baltimore
W. Rodohnsen
Joseph T. Wattse
Nastern
LD Carmack
Northern
Bert Lo Nelsen
Rev LP
Barnette
Roy Walter Po Scott
Western
Cecil Carter
Bal- Umorr
A. F E. Schaltie
Kathryn 1
Barnes
WLM
Baxtorn
Stewart
Usetrich
JC. Ledbetter
George ‘Turner
Sesneca
W. C. Royal
Vandergrift
Wayland A. Harrison
Bow. Saytor
Prater AL Dalvis
Mt Ww Crum
Flovel VT
Charles Sf Nevesth
Prank Ao
Wall
Maryland Baptists
Francie A Dar Jere
Charles McNeal
Pireasurer
Joseph Kh Watts
City power outages after wire faults prompt repairs
Widespread outages hit the city as crossed wires caused lights to fail on several streets including Potomac and Troll avenues. Crews traced faults to two defects on the main circuit, restored service by Monday, but some residents on Mathet and Baad Saectthy streets report poor reception and ongoing interference with antennas. City officials warned of continued restrictions while enforcing a frontal noise ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeiner
Ala Pratesty
Baad Saectthy
Mathet
Loto
Bart South Street
Potomac
Watherty
Staley
Joely Wite
Troll Avenue
Art Oficial
Rumor mill swirls around John Wil wed reports
In April cA Roosevelt dismisses gossip about her son Folin’s engagement. She denies publicizing or attending such rumors, notes reporters’ chatter about possible named women, and reiterates no engagement plans while emphasizing family harmony and friendships from childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Folin
Mumory
Lanehoor
White House
John
Driver Sought After 82-Year-Old Man Struck by Car
An 82 year old man was struck by a passing automobile on a highway near St Joseph's College. He was found by the roadside and taken to Frederick Conte Memorial Hospital for treatment. Police say the driver fled the scene and investigators seek the responsible motorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blate Palin
Autos Mobile
Rick
Tajare
Dat Titec Fe
Aparna St Moye
Black
Roof Lemay
St Toseph
Stirring City Scenes Reflect U S Entry to War in 1917
The city recalls the moment the United States entered World War I against Germany. A front-page focus shows leaders pledging support and mobilization as pressure builds for war effort. Headlines, editorials, and civic actions frame a nation stepping into global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Germany
Court Power Ebb Seen In Debate Over Roosevelt Plan
Senate Judiciary hearings explore opposition to the Roosevelt plan and a proposed Wheeler amendment. Analysts warn of potential shifts toward stronger Congress control and a weakened Supreme Court with Justice terms of life tenure under a future constitutional change. Wheeler defends liberal record while opposing drastic court reforms amid partisan tension. In Montana political whispers tie Wheeler to opposition rumors, denied by the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees Aly
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Setar Murtan Ko Wheelee
Mantena
Congress
Executive Branch
Lyon
Wheeler
United States
Bay Key
Burke
Bailey
Copeland
Glas
Byrd
King
Connally
New Yvon
New Deal
Wall Street
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Montana
Cummins Wight
NFL
Murder links in New York hunt for Gedeon triple-kill suspect
Police in New York, backed by investigators at St Lawrence University Canton, pursued a suspect tied to the Gedeon murder case. A student, once a ministerial candidate, fled Manhattan after resigning seeking haven while a Lancaster, Pennsylvania arrest followed a tip about a whitehiker resembling the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apal
Garitaiwan
Polive
Canton
Furst
St Lawrenet
Bidag Ant
Fog Howe
Trula
Noh ‘Hayate
Gedeou
Gedeon
Irwin
Mie Gedeon
Lancaster
Whitehiker
Robert Irwin
Okce Poller
Brooks
Atune
Tom Wallerner
Quarryville
Adeep
Lancaster Police
Knights Templar Ladies Night Held Wednesday
Knights Templar hosts a ladies night at the Masonic Temple with dancing at 8, music by a local orchestra, floor show, and a grand march led by Manter Bowers. Guests from Baltimore, Washington, and Hingers Town are expected. uniforms, decorations, and refreshments planned by a dedicated committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Dachues de Molay Cantrandery
Templar
Dive Hagan
Clifford Mc Yanger Ie
Jacaiee de Malay Commandery
Leche Blenthager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Assembly
Bath
Archbishop McNicholas
U.S
Archbishop John Te MeNtetiwlis
Punea
Phin
Dr. Meeks
Hell
Baptist Union Assn. Meeting
Univ
St Laawrener
Vhea Teal Sanetier
Pbaand— Ais OG Tiley Byagetie
Saya
State Armory
Wiseman
Maban
Walser Swat
Audet Kine Wary, “Sosyken
Eytan
Frederik Daadhard
Todet
Layadie
Acc
Trederich
County
Teoma
Sapiply
Cinter
Mocopm
Agipte
Ira Catlerter
Core Aziettiad
Ed Denyari
Thepanebdrean
Goveruin
Redenukity
Gus
Frederek
Prederick
Court
New York City
Hunt Banshed
Briess
Manhattan
Knights Templar
Jacques E Molay Commandery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!